Marcus cutting up Elsa’s food….

[Ammi]

…and her saying that her mom generally cuts it for her….thoughts…?…

[Cherie]

:umm2:

She is pretty infantile

[Vicky.]

Pathetic

[Benjamin]

Just when I start not to mind her again she does things which make me dislike her. The baby voice too.

[Barry.]

She’s acting like she’s 8

[joeysteele]

I almost feel nauseous when Elsa appears now and starts her silly tripe.

[Ray.]

It was a covert sh*t test :wink:

[Barry.]

When will we see Nancy crying?

[Barry.]

Oop wrong thread

[thesheriff443]

This is what the producers think people want to see in a housemate

Honestly how can you still put up with this bollox

[Swan]

It explains a lot, if her mum still treats her like a child, she's gonna continue to act like one.

[Vanessa]

She's very high maintenance. Poor Marcus

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

I am not impressed!

[Maru]

Not surprised lol

[Adamw92]

She continues to be the biggest disappointment this series, I really thought she was gonna be interesting and entertaining.

[Ammi]

When will we see Nancy crying?

…:laugh:…Nancy wants Marcus to cut her food also…?…

[rusticgal]

It’s really pathetic….she has no personality what so ever. She is coming across like a spoiled little brat.

[Crimson Dynamo]

She reminds me of a 45 year old male 1970s serial killer

[Strictly Jake]

Absolutely ridiculous! Would give me a massive ick

[Ammi]

Absolutely ridiculous! Would give me a massive ick

…well that’s the thing as well, isn’t it…in terms of a romantic partner, it isn’t something that everyone would feel comfortable in doing …Marcus asked her though, did she want him to cut it up…

[Beso]

What the hells he getting a Sunday roast for.

Soup would have done. She might have struggled with her fork but they did have 4 hours 20 minutes to get it down her.

[Mystic Mock]

It personally doesn't bother me.

I was surprised though.:laugh:

[Mystic Mock]

She reminds me of a 45 year old male 1970s serial killer

Who?:shocked:

[Crimson Dynamo]

Who?:shocked:

Gacy

[Mystic Mock]

Gacy

That's a bit rough.:joker:

[iRyan]

It explains a lot, if her mum still treats her like a child, she's gonna continue to act like one.

I think her adoptive parents probably overcompensated for the fact that she was neglected as a child, which has stunted her maturity.

[point17]

Wtf was this! Haha wierdest thing in a while

[Swan]

Remember when she said Marcus having an Xbox was an "ick" yet her talking like a six year old and not being able to cut up her own food isn't?!!!

[Swan]

I think her adoptive parents probably overcompensated for the fact that she was neglected as a child, which has stunted her maturity.

Yeah very good point.

[Mystic Mock]

Remember when she said Marcus having an Xbox was an "ick" yet her talking like a six year old and not being able to cut up her own food isn't?!!!

That's true tbf.:laugh:

[GoldHeart]

She’s acting like she’s 8

8 year olds know how to cut up their own food.

I'd say she's acting more like a 5 year old!.

[Ammi]

I think her adoptive parents probably overcompensated for the fact that she was neglected as a child, which has stunted her maturity.

…this exactly, Elsa’s story is obviously quite heartbreaking in the abandonment she’s felt as a child…but in balance to that, she also seems to have felt great love from her adoptive parents ….which obviously many adopted children feel through their lives but individually we process things differently…Elsa very much is displaying an infantile personality and that’s obviously a very difficult watch as well because it’s a personality disorder that and in no way a ‘quirk’ type thing…

…anyway, this is BB and environment that I don’t think is a good one for her and I honestly want her to go/for herself….no matter what the sadness of her life/which is so apparent…always a housemate behaviour has an impact on others and on fans etc…and that has to be factored equally…for me, there’s no entertainment value on any level in Elsa as a housemate…

[bots]

She reminds me of a 45 year old male 1970s serial killer

the maths don't work there :laugh:

[MTVN]

I think the issue was the chicken being on the bone. Still quite childish but I don't think she needs her food cutting every meal

[Jessica.]

It would have been a great opportunity for her to learn how to use cutlery but she didn't bother.

[Ammi]

…it also for me had shades of eating disorder/tendencies …a psychological thing of cut up dinners feeling smaller and less ‘daunting’ than a full plate of roast dinner…and also all of the sweet treats she bought for herself in the store/shades of binge eating possibly, I felt…a self image of ‘childlike’ can very much be displayed with eating disorder behaviour and she does speak in her voice and in her actions, very childlike…

[Ammi]

…I know someone who suffered from anorexia and she couldn’t eat any meal unless it was cut up for her…(…unless it was a liquid meal like soup…)…and she struggled to cut it up herself because that would involve focusing on the plate of food, which she found incredibly daunting…